Glenn Howerton and the other 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' creators launch Four Walls, a new Irish whiskey brand.
Glenn Howerton wasted no time in telling me exactly how excited he was on a recent phone call. "I'm so fucking excited, I'm losing my mind" were his exact words. "We've been talking about this for so long and I'm excited to finally get it out there into the world." But the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star, writer, and executive producer wasn't talking about the show's fifteenth season, making it the longest running live action TV sitcom. Nor was it the project he was recently working on in Canada requiring him to be bald, or even the success of the wildly popular podcast he hosts with fellow Sunny stars and co-creators Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day. No, Howerton was gushing about the new Irish whiskey brand that the gang was about to launch called Four Walls. |
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Unless you've had your head buried under a rock, you are very aware of the troubling news that's been flooding the 'Net. Fortunately, this barrage of distress has not hindered our favorite artists from hitting the studio to pump out good music. In fact, dope beats and clever lyrics are the only things that have been consistent since the pandemic. This year has been no different. Fans received ear-candy from up-and-coming acts like Wet Leg, who have been bullying every instrumental they hop on, to legends like J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar, who, well, continue to be Cole and K.Dot. We understand that life gets in the way, and it's hard to keep up with the seemingly endless release of singles and albums that drop every Friday. With that, we complied a list of the best of songs in 2022, so far. |
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For three years, every moment that I'd been awake—on a first date or a job interview, on a run, or in a chair, drunk at a concert or sober in bed, standing up or upside down—I'd been mildly dizzy. Modern medicine wasn't working. It was time to drink the tea. |
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